Jitsu

Jitsu is an open-source data integration and event collection platform used by data teams to move event streams from websites, apps, and servers into warehouses and downstream tools. This launch adds Observability Exports, which lets teams pipe the same real-time data they already see in Jitsu's Live Events view into Datadog, Grafana Cloud, New Relic, Elastic, or a self-hosted OpenTelemetry Collector. Setup happens inside the account's Settings under a new Observability tab. The feature matters because Live Events lets users capture and analyze user interactions, page views, and other events as they happen , and until now that visibility was locked inside Jitsu's UI. By emitting the same event, function log, and destination-write signals as standard telemetry, on-call engineers can alert on pipeline failures, correlate ingestion issues with the rest of their infrastructure, and keep event data health on the same dashboards as everything else they monitor. Jitsu is a YC S20 company founded by Vladimir Klimontovich, a repeat founder previously behind GetIntent. The launch is announced by team member Soham Mehta and slots into Jitsu's broader push over the last year, including an MCP server for agent-driven pipeline debugging, to make the platform easier to operate in production stacks that already run on OpenTelemetry-compatible tooling.